Sunday 17 October 2021
IN THE 25 years since it was set up, the Environment Agency has got used to a predictable cycle of events: a flood happens, the agency is criticised for failing to prevent it, an official inquiry determines what ought to be done to prevent subsequent floods, another flood happens, etc.
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AS THE relentless news coverage of the past week has shown, the failings of a single member of a profession can cast a pall over the reputation of the whole organisation
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THE £20 increase in Universal Credit, introduced by the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, in April 2020, was an act of extraordinary compassion in a time of crisis. There was no science to it, and certainly no time to research what sum might be needed
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